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  1. Make sure you have already installed Git for Windows

  2. In VS Code, go to Command Palette (⇧⌘P) with Terminal: Select Default Profile or Terminal: Select Default Shell in older versions, then select available shell in this case, Git Bash, in the dropdown list.

  3. Click on + sign next to terminal list as shown below: enter image description here

At this point, the Git Bash should be successfully added.

PS. The list might disappear if the VS Code is closed. Only the default shell will show up. You have to do the steps above again.

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